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Pingback: #520 – Elephants at the Airport: Once Upon a Time in Zimbabwe by Steve Wolfson & Heleen Brulot | Kid Lit Reviews When adding your link, list your name and your blog name, with the title you have chosen in brackets – eg:īruce The Bookshelf Gargoyle (Rumble in the Jungle)ĬATEGORY 1: A book with something related to Safari in the titleĬATEGORY 2: A book with a piece of furniture in the title:ĬATEGORY 3: A book with a specific time in the title:ĬATEGORY 4: A book with someone’s name in the title:ĬATEGORY 5: A book with something that comes in pairs in the title:ĬATEGORY 6: A book with something precious in the title:ĬATEGORY 7: A book with something unsightly in the title:ĬATEGORY 8: book with some form of wordplay in the title When you’ve completed a book for the challenge, just pop back here and link your challenge post (be it review or whatever) under the appropriate category, and feel free to hop around to see what other challengees have been doing while you’re here! If you’re looking for the sign up page, or for more info about the challenge, just click the graphic above and you’ll be taken to where you need to go. This page contains all the link ups for each of the eight challenge categories.

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